10-04-2023, 11:32 AM
I have quite a bit of respect for Voynich researchers in the 20th century. Erwin Panofsky or Mary D'Imperio contributed valuable ideas that I think have not been fully appreciated.
I especially appreciate the conclusion reached by the great cryptanalyst William F. Friedman. His idea that the script could be a synthetic or universal language fascinates me.
I have ever said it. I think the Voynich script is an attempt to create a universal language like in mathematics. Unlike Friedman, I think that this attempt is not phonetic but visual, iconic, with symbols that mean by themselves.
I especially appreciate the conclusion reached by the great cryptanalyst William F. Friedman. His idea that the script could be a synthetic or universal language fascinates me.
I have ever said it. I think the Voynich script is an attempt to create a universal language like in mathematics. Unlike Friedman, I think that this attempt is not phonetic but visual, iconic, with symbols that mean by themselves.

